Hi! Are you enjoying this weekend!? I guess you say "No." Yeah, I know, we have a lot of things what we have to do for tests!! Moreover, recently, It's burning hot!! Especially, Kumamoto is the muggiest place in Kyusyu. Beside, in kyousyu, Kumamoto is the most coldest place, too. So almost my friends who came here from other prefecture aften say that "Kumamoto is so trouble!! Trouble whether!!" It no wonder they say so, because even I think so, too!
Therefore, I am afraid you are irritable. But!! After we finished all tests, longer wonderful summer vacation will come!! Let's keep going a little longer!!
~Introduce~
Well, today, I'll introduce this book... "A new place to live"!! The reason why I picked up this book is The book cover is so cute, and I like the animals. My favorite scene is that a farmer suggests animals to follow him. The reason why he did so is secret now. I'm going to explain that...
~story~
*Opening*
One day, a horse is in trouble, Because there is no grass there. So he cannot live if he stay here. Then, he decided to move and went down the road. Next, a caw told horse that "I will come with you.", because there is no water there. They went down the road together...
*middle*
Third, a sheep also said "I will come with you. There is no shade." Then the sheep followed them. Fourth, a pig grunted that "Oink, oink!" She also said that she want to move from here, because there is no mad. Then horse, cow, sheep, and pig are went down the road together...
*climax*
"Hello,where are you going?" said a farmer. He wears a straw hat and blue short pants. The animals looks very hot, because they are sweat. The animals replied "we are going to find a new place to live. "The place has to have grass, and water, and shade, and mad." As the farmer heard that, he told them "Come with me. I have all of them."
*ending*
They arrived his farm. There are enough grass, enough water, enough shade, and enough mud. So they lived happily ever after in the farm.
~Feeling~
This story is so simple, and really easy to read. The passage of the story is smooth. And the every cuts are so charming!! So, I recommend this book to you, when you want to read a book in short time. Let me see, I wonder that a pig grunted "Oink, oink!" in English. Usually, Japanese say "Buu, buu." as a pig's cry. It's different at all between "Oink, oink" and "Buu, buu." I thought it's interesting! See you next time!!
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Therefore, I am afraid you are irritable. But!! After we finished all tests, longer wonderful summer vacation will come!! Let's keep going a little longer!!
~Introduce~
Well, today, I'll introduce this book... "A new place to live"!! The reason why I picked up this book is The book cover is so cute, and I like the animals. My favorite scene is that a farmer suggests animals to follow him. The reason why he did so is secret now. I'm going to explain that...
~story~
*Opening*
One day, a horse is in trouble, Because there is no grass there. So he cannot live if he stay here. Then, he decided to move and went down the road. Next, a caw told horse that "I will come with you.", because there is no water there. They went down the road together...
*middle*
Third, a sheep also said "I will come with you. There is no shade." Then the sheep followed them. Fourth, a pig grunted that "Oink, oink!" She also said that she want to move from here, because there is no mad. Then horse, cow, sheep, and pig are went down the road together...
*climax*
"Hello,where are you going?" said a farmer. He wears a straw hat and blue short pants. The animals looks very hot, because they are sweat. The animals replied "we are going to find a new place to live. "The place has to have grass, and water, and shade, and mad." As the farmer heard that, he told them "Come with me. I have all of them."
*ending*
They arrived his farm. There are enough grass, enough water, enough shade, and enough mud. So they lived happily ever after in the farm.
~Feeling~
This story is so simple, and really easy to read. The passage of the story is smooth. And the every cuts are so charming!! So, I recommend this book to you, when you want to read a book in short time. Let me see, I wonder that a pig grunted "Oink, oink!" in English. Usually, Japanese say "Buu, buu." as a pig's cry. It's different at all between "Oink, oink" and "Buu, buu." I thought it's interesting! See you next time!!
456wards
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